Mentally Ill
Are all Democrats mentally ill? Or is it just most of them? This is a question that must be asked after witnessing once again the reactions of people on the Left to the attempted assassination of PDJT and members of his administration.
Are all Democrats mentally ill? Or is it just most of them? This is a question that must be asked after witnessing once again the reactions of people on the Left to the attempted assassination of PDJT and members of his administration.
The Southern Poverty Law Center has been around for a long time. As noted previously, the SPLC is a non-profit organization headquartered in Montgomery, Alabama. Its mission, according to its website, was to be a “catalyst for racial justice in the South and beyond, working in partnership with communities to dismantle white supremacy, strengthen intersectional movements, and advance the human rights of all people.”
Like the United Nations, they may have done good work in the distant past. Morris Dees, the founder of the SPLC, led the organization for many years. The original organization did an admirable job fighting hate in this country 40-50 years ago.
Ken Blackwell has weighed in on the explosive news that the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has been funding racial discord for decades. A federal grand jury has handed down indictments against the business practices of this organization that outlines how the SPLC was funding the very evils they were supposedly fighting.
One of the things that many MAGA people have been waiting for are indictments against the lawlessness that has existed in this country for the last two decades. While there have been a significant number of indictments and convictions for fraud in some places, these have deliberately been kept off the front page by Big Media. MAGA has been waiting and waiting and waiting for something meaty on the justice front.
The indictment handed down on Tuesday will be far more difficult to hide.
Barbara Boyd previews renewed Iran peace negotiations in Islamabad ahead of the ceasefire deadline. Iran allegedly challenged a U.S. naval blockade, lost a ship, and again closed the Strait of Hormuz. Trump is warning “No More Mr. Nice guy” if peace talks fail.
Boyd shows that the London propaganda network wants to extend the war so that Trump will be undermined. At the same time Lloyds will continue to rake in insurance costs on every ship passing through the Strait of Hormuz. If peace is declared and the Strait is no longer subject to hostile actions, that money will dry up. Trump has seen to that with his charging the Treasury to setup insurance that bypasses London.
It was just a mistake that anyone could have made. There was definitely nothing criminal here. Accounting errors are all the rage these days. Apparently, the financial report that Ilhan Omar signed under penalties of perjury that she and her husband (that’s the one that is not her brother) was worth upwards of $30 million was off by a little. At least, so says the Wall Street Journal.
Tyler Burden over at Zero Hedge has published a piece on the Iranian blockade and what it is doing to the world.
The effectiveness of the blockade is already apparent; the propaganda bots on social media are scrambling to find a narrative to counter it, but they are failing. Why? Because Iran already tried to lock down the strait (which is an international waterway), and any government cheering (or secretly cheering) for Iran’s actions is now unable to make a rational argument against the US doing the same thing to Iran. As I noted in March:
“We constantly hear about international exposure to the Hormuz shutdown, but the media rarely mentions that Iran is the MOST exposed economy of all. For now, Iranian oil ships continue to pass through the strait and these vessels are Iran’s economic lifeline. Strategic estimates suggest that without the steady passage of these oil tankers, the Iranian economy would completely collapse within five weeks…”
Promethean Action’s Barbara Boyd does a video recap of interconnected current events centered around Iran, President Trump’s seismic geopolitical shifts, and European, NATO and British intransigence. Boyd’s insights are excellent just as Susan Kokinda’s are.
There is an ongoing attack that is trying to fracture the MAGA movement. Despite all that PDJT has accomplished, the approach is to find ways to separate followers from the movement. This includes stirring people up about there being few indictments of evil individuals. The American people want justice and Pam Bondi’s deliberate slowness has caused potential cases to expire due to the statute of limitations.
Another approach surfaced for everyone to see recently when on April 9 Pope Leo XIV cleared time in his busy schedule to meet with, of all people, Barack Obama’s Jewish strategist David Axelrod.
Susan Kokinda has a generally good summary of some pf the financial issues involved with specifically the Strait of Hormuz. Kokinda highlights UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer declining to join an American blockade and claims Britain has lost control of the choke point. She details financial actions targeting Iranian money flows. These include UAE arrests of IRGC-linked money changers, Treasury Secretary Bessent using Patriot Act Section 311 against a Zurich bank, and scrutiny of London-based crypto exchanges and Santander UK.